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DETROIT — Kirk Gibson’s
^ two home runs and five runs bat
ted in led the Detroit Tigers Sun
day to an 8-4 defeat of the San
i Diego Padres, and the Tigers’
first world championship in 16
’ years.
In taking the series four games
j to one, the Tigers, of the Ameri-
Ican League, made Sparky Ander-
son the first manager ever to win
a World Series in both leagues. In
jl975 and 1976, Anderson won
with the Cincinnati Reds of the
National League.
The victory touched off a wild
celebration in the city. Thou
sands massed outside T iger Sta
dium during the game in order
to join the festivities. Many of the
stadium crowd of 51,901 tried to
get on the field but were re
strained by at least 200 police,
who ringed the field in a mostly
futile effort to prevent fans from
ripping up the turf.
Gibson hit a two-run homer in
the first inning and a three-run
blast in the eighth. And in the
fifth he scored a tie-breaking run
on a sacrifice fly to shallow right
ifteld.
Detroit catcher Parrish also hit
|aone-run homer in the seventh.
Relief pitcher Aurelio Lopez,
ho took over in the fifth, also
itarred for the Tigers, retiring all
even batters he faced to notch
he victory. Reliever Willie Her-
andez, who surrendered a solo
ome run to the Padres’ Kurt
kvac(|ua, got his second save of
he senes.
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DENVER — Monday night’s
game in Mile High Stadium will be
no duel between quarterbacks Lynn
Dickey and John Elway if Denver
Broncos coach Dan Reeves has his
way.
And recently, Reeves has indeed
had his way.
The Broncos are 5-1, running
over folks offensively and defensi
vely. Quarterback John Elway is
playing a secondary role.
Denver, behind the Tom Jackson-
led defense and the running of
Sammy Winder and Gerald Willhite,
are seeking their 10th consecutive
home victory before a 105th straight
home sellout crowd. Green Bay is 1-
5.
Willhite, in the Broncos’ first six
games, has the best per-carry aver
age among the top 20 runners in the
AFC, 4.9 yards, and Winder is tied
for second with 4.6 yards. Winder is
third in the AFC in yardage at 433
and Willhite is 11th with 279.
The Broncos have outrushed
their opponents 856 yards to 704 but
the passing game has been a differ
ent story — the Broncos have been
outpassed 1,581 yards to 1,006 and
are last in the AFC.
Reeves said he expected trouble
from Green Bay’s James Lofton and
John Jefferson, although the two
have just 32 catches and one touch
down between them.
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